I would like to use boost for authenthicated users as well. And use ajaxify regions for parts that are not static.
I do have comments that are ajax based and flags that are ajax based, so i was thinking of using ajaxify regions for this, if that can help.

I did read some of your posts on this where you basicly recommend to omit this from htaccess.

RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} DRUPAL_UID [OR]

Is this all that has to be done for boost to server cached data for auth. users?

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andyhu commented

In this case you may try authcache module instead, however, it requires you to change the theme in order to work with the module.

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bgm commented

@ deepM: yes, you can try to just remove that line. It's at your own risk though, it has not been often tested / not received lots of feedback.

Would be nice if you can create a handbook page for this and document best practices. For example, you will probably have to exclude cache generation for admin pages, user/*/edit, etc.

Although I agree with andyhu that authcache is probably a better solution.

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bgm commented
Issue tags: +Needs documentation

(fixing tag, silly duplicate tags.. :)

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